Display title | Old Soldier |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Old Soldier is the grizzled veteran who has been through and seen everything in war. He would more than qualify for being a Shell Shocked Senior, both in age and experience, but he's still going into battle and odds are that he's the backbone of whatever unit he or (more rarely) she is in. This character type is almost never an officer or a commander, and is instead usually a Sergeant Rock. Generally you can expect them to be tough, to have a few badass scars, and to be eternally pissed off at (or at least exasperated by) the younger troops around him. Despite that, he may still turn out to be one of the best sources of mentoring or seasoning a young soldier can get. |